Do Proxy Servers mean higher PR?

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anngalbraith posted this at 11:01—6th September 2007.

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If I use a proxy server will my traffic, PR and serps increase?
If everytime I am on my own site it appears it is just someone then the hundreds of times a day I check stuff and upload etc will count as hits as opposed to just one.
Is that right?
Then it will appear that my site gets hundreds of hits a day.
Or this claim wrong.

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cliffhanger posted this at 08:06—7th September 2007.

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No, it won't help. Sooner (more often) or later you get caught. Google monitors proxy servers...

anngalbraith posted this at 20:03—7th September 2007.

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Do they penalise?
Ignoring it is one thing but penalising is not what I want.
Claims that they cost you and make you pay, are they true?
I need to know for certain.
I noticed that they are counted as separate hits. Is that wrong then?
Thanks for your advice
Ann

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Solommon posted this at 07:14—15th September 2007.

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I wonder, how proxy servers can increase Pr or google ranking?